Golden investigator

Blog Post: Well, I have a pretty good story for you. Remember that golden investigator I had a couple weeks prior? She's moving out of town. This is actually very fortunate. She was having trouble giving up bad habits because of her environment. She is moving in with a relative who just barely joined the church as well, and she didn't even know about it. That is a miracle and an answer to both of our prayers. Even though we don't get to baptize her, she'll be an answer to some other missionaries prayer where she is moving. I bet some struggling missionary is praying right now for someone to teach, and in a day or two he's gonna receive a text from his referral secretary saying: "(Investigators name), Moved from California, Taught by missionaries there. Wants to get baptized." He'll freak out. So I'm happy about that. Well, keep the commandments everybody. Elder Call

Cavetown

Hey Everyone! We had such a busy week that today, which is P-Day, we're gonna spend most of the day relaxing. Nothing really exciting happened. We got to have District Meeting in a cave. Well, it wasn't really a cave, but it was still really cool. I'm still loving it. I'm sorry that I don't have much to say beyond that. We are very successful. Ha ha, I love you all and wish you all the best! Elder Call

Happy Mistake

Hey Guys! This week was a good one. It's good when you meet someone who you think was just waiting for you to knock on their door and start teaching them. That happened to me a couple days ago. We were actually looking for one of the members of the Branch, but we made a mistake and knocked on this duys door instead. He said that he wanted to stop living the thug life so he moved up here, and he says he really wants to put his kid in church so that he can grow up not making the same mistakes as he himself made. I love to see people break those family cycles like that. I'm still loving my life up here. The Branch is supportive, my companion is awesome, I have a truck, and we have a lot of good people to teach. What more could I ask for? Well, I love you all and wish you all the best. Elder Call